News Roundup: Fed Cuts Rates but Scares Markets, Forecasts Remain a Fool’s Errand, Argentina Fed: US economy too good for its own good (+ we fear Trump inflation) The Fed’s…
Bloomberg’s ETFs in Depth conference showcased the amazing size and growth of the ETF industry, while Tom Lee and Nouriel Roubini shared investing wisdom.
US stocks tend to go up, DOGE may struggle to cut $2T, penny stocks are scary, and perhaps the best Congressional investor of all time.
Index funds are good for investors in many ways. But if everyone bought them, they might be bad for the world. What should investors do?
Nuclear stocks are overpriced, says energy analyst Roger Conrad – as are the Magnificent 7. Here’s why and what to do.
Donald Trump has threatened big tariffs for China, Mexico, and Canada. Do tariffs work, and what do they mean for investors?
Zach Wainwright and Greg Stoner of ETF company Twin Oak talk about factor investing and why they see bespoke ETFs as the future.
Markets think Trump’s Treasury pick Scott Bessent is surprisingly moderate, best stocks last half-decade, inflation keeps going, ETFs keep coming.
Charlie Morris feels the market is overblowing the risks to bonds posed by the incoming Trump administration. He also likes emerging markets and Europe.
Brett Gardner discusses how Warren Buffett built his early investing track record and why conventional wisdom about “early Buffett” investing is wrong.
Brett Gardner Explains Warren Buffett’s Early Investments It’s a known fact that Warren Buffett’s best returns came in the 1950s and 1960s, before Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: $BRK.B) become his investment…
A Federal Reserve rate cut goes almost unnoticed after the Trump re-election, why a Daily Buffett ETF is nonsensical, it was a large-cap growth decade.